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Arrow Optics ❤️ Compose #3299
Arrow Optics ❤️ Compose #3299
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Off-topic: @serras how do you feel about doing this explicitly in Arrow instead of relying on the arrowGradleConfig
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Arrow Gradle Config came to live because of publishing, and I've in favor of replacing Arrow Gradle Config Nexus/Publish with https://github.com/vanniktech/gradle-maven-publish-plugin. I've tried it on a couple of my projects and it works better as what we have whilst supporting the same style of configuration we currently use.
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That sounds great (although having to define all the targets on each project seems tiresome). Maybe another thing to do in the arrow-2
branch?
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Maybe another thing to do in the arrow-2 branch?
Was wondering if we could do something interesting in buildSrc
or something where we can define some top-level functions to avoid all the repetitive boilerplate. arrow-2 sounds good! Definitely not for 1.2.2 😅
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Awesome stuff @serras! 🙌
arrow-libs/optics/arrow-optics-compose/src/commonMain/kotlin/arrow/optics/Copy.kt
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this@optic.collect { collector.emit(g.get(it)) } | ||
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override val replayCache: List<A> | ||
get() = this@optic.replayCache.map { g.get(it) } |
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Always contains single element.
get() = this@optic.replayCache.map { g.get(it) } | |
get() = listOf(value) |
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I would prefer to keep this implementation, since it makes it more clear that we are just reusing the replayCache
from the nested version.
get() = this@optic.subscriptionCount | ||
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override val replayCache: List<A> | ||
get() = this@optic.replayCache.map { lens.get(it) } |
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Same as above 🙏
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Looks great @serras, thank you for this great work! I just have one small thought.
These are a few utilities which help working with
MutableState
(as in Compose) using optics.